TRAIN TRADER is the southern hemisphere's leading retailer of new and pre-owned electric model trains, accessories and fixtures, and Sydney's largest specialist model train shop and repairer.

We stock an extensive range of quality pre-owned model locomotives and rolling stock, and specialise in those hard-to-get collectors items. You will find excellent examples from the following manufacturers:

Marklin, Marklin mini-club, TRIX, Hornby, Wren Railways, Hornby Dublo, LGB, Lima, Rivarossi, Roco, and Fleischmann.

Our great little train shop is located right on the Pacific Highway at Pymble, in Sydney. We are at 951, just along the highway from Pymble Railway station.

If arriving by train, go to the western (Pacific Highway) side of the station, and turn LEFT. We are about 80 metres along the Pacific Highway, same side of the road.

Come in and have a browse through our extensive range. We are Sydney's largest specialist model train shop.

We maintain an extensive on-line catalogue which is regularly updated. Select from the categories on the left to access the detailed lists of locomotives available.

The following definitions of the various model railway scales are provided for your information:

• Z scale: Trains built to a ratio of 1:220. A 75-foot-long locomotive measures 4 inches long. The rails of the track are 6.5 mm apart.
  

• N scale: Trains built to a ratio of 1:160. A 75-foot-long locomotive is 5 1/2 inches long. The rails of the track are spaced 9 mm apart.
  

• HO scale: Trains built to a ratio of 1:87. A 75-foot-long locomotive is 10 1/2 inches long. The rails of the track are 16.5 mm apart.
  

• O scale: Trains built to a ratio of 1:48. A 75-foot-long locomotive is 18 3/4 inches long. The rails of O gauge track are 1 1/4 inches apart.
  

• G scale: These trains are built to a ratio of 1:22.5. A 75-foot-long locomotive is 40 inches long. G and other large scale trains run on gauge 1 track with rails 45 mm apart.
  

• A "n" next to the scale means narrow gauge and the number after the "n" would be the prototypical distance between the rails.